EARLY 1900S FRENCH DANCER AND MECHANICAL MUSICAL AUTOMATON 

​The only known example (circa: Early 1900s) of this exquisitely hand-crafted mechanical marvel produced in Paris, France. An extraordinary original mechanical musical treasure with a beautiful French performing dancer automaton. Displayed in a floor model Victorian cabinet standing over six feet tall with beautiful brass, copper and tortoise shell inlay. The legs have an elegant curve and there is also a center drawer for your winding crank key and lubrication oil. Inside the cabinet is a very complicated and sophisticated all mechanical cluster of musical instruments. The inner workings are powered by a motor that is spring wound with a hand key. This same wound motor also slowly moves a string pulley system that enables the dancer to perform. The restoration journey took several months to get all the internal mechanical musical instruments unbound, adjusted and properly functioning. The French dancer is still wearing her original ballroom gown costume and performs while the music plays in the glass and completely mirrored upper portion of the display. Electricity is used only for the vintage lighting illuminating above the dancing ballerina. It is mesmerizing and stunning! During the 18th century, society began its fascination over mechanism. The first of these intricate and elaborate machines produced were called "automata." The most appreciated mechanisms were those that could mimic living beings and music. This demonstrated mankind's efforts to imitate life by mechanical means with the intersection of art, science and music. This rarest of rare musical automaton is one such machine!

1950S COCA COLA DOUBLE SIDED NEON CLOCK

I have only heard of one other neon like this in my twenty plus years of collecting and restoring. This clock is double sided, has two different colored neon tubes on each side. Measuring almost six feet in diameter including the original hanging bracket. A super rare, one of kind example in gorgeous condition. 

1800s horse drawn wagon

19th century horse drawn working wagon. Horses and carts have been used together since at least the fifth century B.C., around the time when the wheel was invented. These basic vehicles consisted of wooden boxes or crossed wooden stakes, connected to horses by leather or rope. The horse and cart have always been one of the simplest forms of transportation known to man. As people throughout the West started using automobiles in the late 1890s, the use of the horse and cart began its declined. A great piece of Americana.

1930s G. E. REFRIGERATOR MILLER LIGHT THEME

Original General Electric compressor top refrigerator, restored in Miller Lite theme. Beautiful neon wrapped around ​the top of compressor. One of a kind kegerator. The perfect game room beer cooler!

1940S COCA COLA COOLER EMBOSSED COUCH

​Originally a Coca Cola cooler. Now a custom-made Coca Cola cooler couch. Coca Cola embossed metal, genuine white leather upholstery and on casters. Pristine condition and very comfortable as well. Fantastic Americana!

1900S W. B. BERRY & CO. COPPER TWO PIECE HOT PEANUT ROASTER

Rare early 1900s W.B. Berry & Co. Copper Peanut Roaster on a stand. Blue panel on the front reads Hot Peanuts, painted Eagle logo under the lid reads Fresh Roasted oval W.B. Berry & Co manufacturing label on the front. All original proper hoses and connectors are still intact in the stand to keep peanuts warm. Incredible Americana!

ANTIQUE VIKING BOAT BAR TABLE

​Rare and very unique. Antique bar and table. Made of gorgeous, recycled wood and stretches over nine feet in length. Resembling a Viking ship, complete with a stern post and entirely mounted and a beautiful frame. The is a ton of storage, wine glass hanger and extendable cutting board. Fantastic bar and functional art!

1940S WESTERN ELECTRIC OAK PHONE BOOTH

The Western Electric antique phone booth is the most desired of all. The cabinet and interior seat are in beautiful original condition. The phone has been professionally restored and works. Made from rich oak, illuminated interior, bronze "Telephone" name plate and very nice glass work. The finest example I have ever owned.

1890S NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL #18

​An NCR No. 18 cash register, circa 1890s, with a mahogany cabinet with solid brass keys. This elegant register measures 15" x 24". The sales ran a running total. Daily sales were calculated by subtracting the morning total with the end of the day sales. An exceptionally rare register in pristine condition. Included and still attached underneath the cash drawer is the original build sheet, date built, sold by and whom the register was built for. Incredible detailed and documented history of an equally incredible machine!